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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-18

Pears. peaches, prunes, plums, neetarines and
grapes sold at auction by Brown & seeeomb on
Monday, August 5, 1887, at II As O'clock within
their salesroom, eS Broad street the fruit dis
charging at Erie Rsilroad pier, Jersey city:
California Fruit Union-W r Strong Il Co =
"a boxes Bartlett pears, IS; samples g IS
w Treats boxes Bartlett pears. s. S71s;
samples, s. p.
Gregory, Barnes & Co.'S boxes Bartlett
pears, sS@2 20; samples. 81 p
Frank II. Buck-37T half boxes Early Craw
ford peaches. 81 30G1 10; samples 81 20.
A--ie0 half boxes Early Crawford peaches
81 50: samples. 81 % fS'
Frank b. N. kevitt-S9 half boxes Early
Crawford peaches. 81 co; samples. 81 20
Gregory. Barnes d Co.-l59 hall boxes late
Crawford peaches, 81 20: samples, 81 %.
W. r. Strong Il Coo half boxes Late CRAY
ford peaches, 81 i5Gl 10; samples, 81 %.
W r. Strong & Cop half boxes Orange
Cling peaches, 81 .; samples. 81 20.
Gregory, Barnes & Co.-62 half boxes Orange
Cling peaches, 81 Is; samples, 81 20.
l. w. Buck-5O half boxes White Cling
peaches, 81 65; samples. 81 70.
W. r. Strong K Coles half boxes Gross
prunes, 81 o592; sampies. 81 s..
Gregory. Barnes Il Co.'S half boxes Grnss
primes, 81 90 samples, 81 s..
Gregory. Barnes q Cos half boxes Coluu,-
bia plums, s.: samples, 81 -.
Frank II. Buek-7o half boxes plums, 81 60;
samples, 81 S.
Frank II. Bnck-3s half boxes nectarires "a
cents; samples, IS cents.
Frank II. Bucks half crates nectarines 70
cents; samples IS cents.
Frank 3. Mehevitt-l2 half crates Fountaine-
b,esu grapes, 81 25.
EDWARD VI. BROWN, Auctioneer.
THE GENERAL OUTLOOK
Concerning California grapes, it il said that
previous 20 the present season, the sales in total
exeeeaes 1915 OF a. e;bes Caiifornis fruits see
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-18
THE COMPETITION OFFERED TO cALIroRNI.
GRAPES
ADVISING THEM ror TO sHrr

ANY grapes to this market to arrive before Oc-
tober 18th, or at the earliest certainly not before
October LIST. They Is sobel & Day. have also in
dueed other large receivers of the Almeria crop
to similarly advise their respective shippers. It
Is therefore hoped to have the New York market
for the California grapes until about October LIST
OF course, it is expected at the same time that
California grapes will continue to arrive here
until November; The near at home crop of New
TO the interest of California shippers to send
only their best fruit. The long Journey will not
improve grapes. The largest berries and the
largest punches make the most attractive dis
play for New Workers. The Tokay is the popu-
lar grape, being handsome on the table or. il
not the most popular. it is great fayorite on
account of its color and size
The form of catalogue which describes the
California fruit to be auctioned may be of inter
est, and a recent catalogue, that of August Sth
with prices received in detail, is herewith re-
produced
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-18


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Wichita eagle., 1887-04-17
Messenger Boys ~ New York.

Tho messenger oosylyIc2jg' q great cltlos
Gllo New YORK s.e f,1~ac 5tltJI,tioIls. They
run your eTrRnds, EcoCcHo-iih the carriage OF
your bundles do odd jobs Ii very official
and, ID E,ay bs added, yo,y peTfunctory and
uasatisfactory manner. the trouble is,
boy viii bs boy He VIII lcit-I, play pitch
and toss in the sGeys, Eacoso s:,ITcitiaous
cigarettes and "biIk" The company that en-
pIoys hiIn IN every way ne ccn. Tho largest
mes-ngsr companies II Tao world are IL this
city. The American Iassict company,
vhca is kind 9; stSaosas-lc Cf the West
ern Upisn Telegraph coslu~ny, employs some
1900 boys Tho Mutual District Telegraph
company about $50, and IN tao Lo'idsy see
son perhaps !, 800 or 1,3CQ.
Thac bove are to be sae2 everyT here; they
nre vcry peryosive vorY ubiquitous; On a
great ds; in the Stocl, E=changc the r,eSsen-
ger bows ere in demand. The large brokers,
who's, transactions il single day sometimes
amount to 100 0GJ shares Of s.oc.. require for
the execution CT 50 euornaoCs g voilIno Of
business G. great many crrands; there are
comparisons - DO rnadc, deliveries Of stocE
TO be accomplished, reports - customers,
checks to b. certified. and on these heavy
DAYS it i tle custom for the larger @orscs to
recrui: then army Of regular CLERKS with
squcd o. two of blue uniformed messengers
from the nearest station. It's amazing how
expert the little fellows become IL all the
minutin OF stock operations y hat is a
sc2lel book, an unknown tongue to the gen
oi'el.ty even Of city residents, grows TO be
as familiar to these juvenile me-curies as the
alphabet They ten ii Wall strcet many
storiaS OF their proterHctUral quickncSS. -
Cor. Cleveland Leader.
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-17
n;i.,e lyrIseYIn Irn~ct,N.

Don't walk the plank tonight, Terry!'
Dleaied the woman ~ In;lst do me duty,
Liza sternly returned tho human ny.
s'But you're so weak after your lcnE sickness
that I'm afraid yoa'u stick to the plank "
''Oh. I'll pa.l through all right, Eoa'. Have
no fear So TIE onco strong man strapped
on his vacuum producing shoes and was
hoisted TO the glazed surface of The plank
which hung so near the lofty coldnS az the
theatre.
Once, and laboriously, he went the plank s
length. lie succeeded in turning TO so back,
but then stuck fast. The leg muscles were
too weak 20 overcome the attraction batWeen
the board and the shoes, even auflic-e2dy 10
allow The man 10 drop into The s2-ety net
The horror stricken vile and the audience
could only shudder and leave HIN hanging
there. Eo cannot be taken CT until q gym
mast visits the town who uses the same sort
of trapeze and re.s employed by our stranded
friend. The ceiling OF the variety theatre Is
too high, and the board in an almost inac-
ccssibie petition. The only Inan who can
mako the rcscue = now playing a years en-
Cagenen: IA New South Walos.--8ufTalo
Express
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-17

Miss Aiaude Eowe, beautiful, clever girl
that she il, makes one OF the most interesting
''Chatterers'' TIA: ever even Boston deveI-
opcd We arc quite ready ~ believe her
rss>on. statement that she '.never made a
tourney in her life without seeing something
that never saw before or lea-l6pr sor.,e-
Wichita eagle., 1887-04-17
MUSIC TEACHERS.
MISCELLANEOUS.
g.. p. Mckenzie.
RODGERS.

Civil Engineer and sur,eyor Rsom y Bntfins
Blo-k. u iGhiia. Kan.
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- Cleycr CO~tcn CI,i.

Shark n.eas is cHcRly sold in the Eava1ls
ilsh market.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24
Ditch Notice,

AUDIroK's OFFICE. CLARK COUNTY. ONO,
SPEISGFIELD, o. August -, l-SI.
To All Lot and Land owners affected by the
improvement herein designated:
Notice is hereby Z ven to all the lot and land
owners. and the authorities Of municipal and
private corporations. that petition signed
by Lizzie +. Webb and Others has been hled
with the Auditor of Clark county, ohio. and is
now pending before the Commissioners of
said county. praying for the location and con
structlun 4 4 ditch on the route hereinafter
set forth. Said petition sets forth that the
necessity for the Improvement is that II viii
drain the lands of the petitioners and will be
conducive to the public health. convenience
and welfare: that said ditch commences at a
spring. near the barn. on the lands ui Mary c
and Jessie +. MiGDich. in see 2. T. 3. K. 9. VI.
X. thence running snuthwtSterly course
along the foot of the hill through the lands OF
said Minnich e Lizzie F Wsbb's land thence
south side of the Indiana. Bloomin ton X
Western railroad: thence along the south side
Of said railroad to Donnells s Greek.
That the said Commissioners have made
actua. view OF the premises along and adjacent
thereto and have found said Improvement
necessary and that IL will be conducive to the
public health. convenience and welfare: that
the best route therefor Is AS follows. viz:
Beginning at a spring. near the barn. on the
lands of Mary { and Jessie f.. Minnch. in see.
No. S73. r. y. VI. K ; !; thence runnIn. south
westerly course along the foot of the hill
through the lands Of said MinnIch To Lizzie
Nebb's land; thence through her lands aloDg
ditch 10 the south side or the /. Il. 4 W. k
X; thence =. 3 ". about $50 feet OF the line
between Vim. Narguart and Anna VI. Grain:
that 'he engineer has filed his report In said
Auditors office. and that Wednesday. the 7th
day Of September lsS7. AT ~ o'clock 4 IN. Is
the day and time Of hearing said I. port. at the
Auditor office, AT >pri n.tieli. in said county.
The following il the app ,rtiunment Of the
costs and expenses af locating and construct
ing said aitch. as estimated by VIII. sharon.
the duly appointed engineer:
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24
Aa Ordinance


10 condemn property Tor street purposes.
Be Il ordained by the City Council Of the
city of Springfield. Ohio. two thirds of all the
members elected thereto concurriDg. and de-
caring the same TO he necessary. that its in
tenIion Is hereby declared to condemn and ap-
propriate to the public use. for the purpose of
opening and extending streets and avenues.
and II hereby condemns and appropriates 10
such public use for the purpose of opening
and extending streets and avenues. the fol
lowing described property. o-wit:
situate in the county of Clark. in the state
Of ohio. and in the city of Springfield.
For Southern ption:
Beginning where the north lire of Southern
avenue, as laid oat in Charles Stroud's addi-
tion TO the city. intersects the east line of the
lands of the l. VI R.RCo thence west with the
north line Of said southern avenue continued
to feet to the west line OF the said l.. II. X. K.
Co 5 lanis; thence with the west line II said
H. X. CO. ia ,ds. south - 2d"Srees. westb4 feet
to the south line Of SoutheI n ave nue extended
thence with the south line of said Southern
avenue extended east 66 feet. TO the east line
of said X. K. Co.'S lands; thence with the
same. north - degrees. east 81 feet. To the
place Of beginning.
For Patton Strcet-Dssc riptiOn.
Eeyinning where the north line of Patton
street. rs laid out in George Hiss heirs addi-
tIon. tnterSecfs the west line of the lands
VI the l.. NJ K H. Co. thence with
the north line of Patton street extended, east
os feet. To the east line said railroad lands;
thence with the ast line of the same, south
- degrees. west ~ feet to the south line of
said Patton street extended; thence with the
south line OF the same extended. west IS feet.
To the west line OF said railroad lar ds: thence
with the said west tine. north ~ degrees. east
- feet. 10 the place of beginning.
And the city solicitor Is hereby authorized
and instructed e. Institute the necessary pro,
ceediDgs and to apply to the court for an i'll
guiry and assessment of the compensation Ia
Dee paid for such pro erty.
J. sc. :. This ordinance shall take effect and
force - mel A
allowed by law.
Passed August Sd. A. ID. lss1.
E.T THOMAS.
Attest: President
j. ; SHEW.LrER. City Clerk. hGm
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24
An Ordinsnce

TO provide fr the construction OF the Market
Street Sewer and the York street Extension
OF the Taylor Street Sewer.
SECTION Be ii ordained by the Council of
the City Of Sps si1gneld. Ohio. two-tLiras OF che
whols namber of members elected thereto con
curing. That the Market street sewer. in the
center street sewer district or sewer district
No. I. beginning at Mill run sewer. in the cen
ter OF Market street and running thence south
with the center of Market street five hundred
and sixty two feet 10 the south side Of the
Indiana, Bloomington and Western railroad;
and the \ ork street extension Of the Tavlor
street sewer. In the Taylor street sewer dis
trict, r.sewer district No 3 beginning at the
man hole on the west line of Taylor street and
center OF Bay street. thence running in Il
SoltheiStrriy direction with a reverse curve
10 the east line OF Taylor street. near the south
line OF lot No. A5s. in II. R-eder's addition
thence running east two hundred and ninety
ave feet TO the west line Of York street, bel ny
the sewers respectively declared necessary by
resolutions Of Council passed July Il. lss1. and
May l.. lsSl. are hereby ordered TO be con
structed. Said sewers TO be constructed ac-
c"-ding TO the plans and specifications there
for. heretofore adopted by Council. on hle in
once Of the ,ity Engineer and recorded in the
ON L Of the city Clerk: and the cost of said
improvcnS nts II be assessed respect q vely upon
sad sewer districts n the mani ner provided
by law. the assessments therefor to he paid in
one installment and the same collected in the
manner provided by law and in the assessing
ordinance hereafter 10 be passed. and bonds
Sh tli be issued In anticipation Of the collec-
tion Of said assessments.
SEC. ,. The plats heretofore prepared by the
Engineer and filed IN his Office. prior To the
adoption Of the resolutions h-rri nbefore
terred 10. are hereby approved and ad opted by
Council az the plats required in such cases By
Section , S7s Of the Revised Statutes OF Ohio.
and the city Clerk is hereby ordered to have
said pla's fled in his Office.
SEC This ordinance shall ne in force from
and after the earliest period allowed by law.
Passed August I'D. A. D., 1857
T.. T. THOMAS. President.
Attest: J. 5. SHEwALTsR. CITY Clerk. 90m
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

The New York Iri!nEc shows up. in a
graphic way, the rapid strides Mr.. Cleye-
lands administration is taking in the line
0f what the mugwumpS accept as civil ser
vice reform. Ii is shown that Mr. Cleve-
land has. in two years and fouI months
appointed democrats as poStmasterS t.
45S.3 offices. OUT of the total number Of
81. i51 in the country. or la each month
or - each working day. or over seven each
working hour. or one in a little over eight
minutes. during the period ne has been in
office Concerning this the Tribune says:
And this is one of the seven departments
only: how many appointments have been
made in other departments We are not told
| This necessarily means that the president
has made no effort 10 ascertain the quaii-
cations Of persons appointed. But in most
| nf the eases experienced. faithful and com
pstent officials were removed. or requested
20 resign. III order 10 make room for the
paTiiSanS Of whose fitness the pr resident
knew nothing and took no time fo inquire
The one thing he certainly knew was that
worthy and faithful men We're 'usted be
cause they were republicans, and that mex
perienced and IN many cases less competent
men were appointed because they were
democrats.
As matter of fac: and not allegation.
it should he added that quite a number of
CIeveland'S appointees have proved TO be
rascals and old jail birds and haze been
turned out of Office by Cleveland himself.
There are probably others, quite as bad.
who have not been found out and 80 remain
in Office
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

Changing the Grade of the sidewalks on a por
ton Of High. Center, Washington and Mar
kft streets.
SECTION !. Be IL ordained by the Council of
the city ut Springfield. Ohio. two thirds Of the
whole humber elected thereto cOucurring.
That public Improvement be- made by
changing the grade Of the Sidewalk on the
south side of High street between Market
space and Center street: on the east side Of
Center street, between High street aud Wash
ington street; on the north side of Washing
ton street. between Center street and Market
space; and an the west side Of Market space
in accordance with the resolution of ,'nunciI
pas .et July 18th. l>S1. and that said grades be
established rs follows. viz:
BEGINNING at the intersection Of the west
curb on Market space, with the south curb on
High street and level with the adopted grade
At the intersections of the curbs at the south
East corner Of Nigh street and Market pace:
thence south with the west curb o; Market
pace 30 feet to the Intersection Of the west
curb of Market space with the north curb
Washington street. ascent 81 100 feet; thence
west with the north curb of Washington
street isl feet to the Intersection of the north
curb of Washington >trert with the east curb
On Center street. ascent 10 100 feet: thruC.
north with the east curb on Center street ~
feet - the intersection of the east curb o!
Center street with the south curb of iiigh
street descent 81 100 feet; thence eis; with
the south curb on High street ~ feet to the
place oi beginning. descent 3 Ii 100 feet
SEC This ordinance shall take effect
from and after the earliest period allowed by
law.
Passed August I'D. 1881
E. T. THOMAS.
Attest: President
J. S. SHEwALrER. City Clerk. 20Om
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24
An Ordnance


To vacafe a certain alley therein described.
Whereas. Asa :. Bushnell "a person owning
all the lots in said city In the immediate viciI
ity ni the premises hcrei natter described, has
i,ed petition with council praying that said
alley may he vacated, of the pendency and
prayer Of which petition due notice has bee II
given by publication !or SIX consecutive weeks,
the date OF said last publication being within
the three months iasi past.
Aud Whereas. said i .tltion has been heard.
and council being satisfied that there is good
cause for said vacation, and that IL will not e
datrimen ntaI to the general interest, and tn;
the same should be made. therefore
SECTION l. Belt ordained by the city counc
OF the city of Springfield. Ohio. That the all y
west Of Lagonda avenue and running SOU l.
w-st from Wafer Works avenue between lot
Nos. l. .. 3. I aud II. in plat of lots laid g I
by order Of the court Of common pleas of 7: rk
county. Ohio. July term l.6s, in the case -.
Mary McBeth v. thauncy A. Paul. et al be
and the same hereby Is vacated.
SEC 2. This ordinance shall take effect il tel
days after its first publication.
Passed by council Aug. I'D, 4 ID. 1857.
Attest: E.T. THOMAS.
j. ;. SHEwA ALTER, President.
City Clerk. SOm
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24
FHE CITY SEWAGE PROBLEM

We have now al important and authori-
tatiye utterance concerning the local sew
age problem. from Mr. Waring. who is at
the head of his professionalism of civil
engineering the United States. He de-
clares that he does not concur" with the
opinion that the city should purchase the
water rights in Buck creek and remove the
dams. and says: Such an attempt 10 get
rid If the sewage would inevitably result
III failure" The sewage must be con
Quoted Mr.. Waring says to Mad river, be-
low the point where Buck creek empties
into il. Every citizen should read Mr..
Warnings report, which appears in full in
this days RErU BIIC.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24
Inspectors Report.
SPRINGFIELD. Clark Coun
TO the Hon. Judge tf Probate:

SIR-By authority derived from you. ofiici al
~. bearing date the I'D day Of August. 1887,
and after being duly sworn according TO law.
We. 4, L. Thomas and I. &. Kirkpatrick. as in
spectors. without previous notice or intima-
tion to the County Treasurer. or any other
person. of such intention, did forthwith enter
into the County Treasury and proceeded i'm
mediately to c iunt the moneys therein. and
inspect the hooks. Records and Vouchers
thereof. together with all other property
which should he in the custody of the Treasur
er In compliance with the law requiring cerii-
fcates OF such eNani nation. We hereby certify
that Two Hundred and Thirty two Thousand,
seven Hundred and Four and Ninty-three-One-
hundredths Dollars was the exact amount OF
money SO found and counted In the County
Treasury. and that the statement annexed.
which agrees with the books of the Auditor.
presents the exact balances and over pay
ments in each fund, and of property then H.
the custody of the Treasurer.
Respectfully submitted.
T. +. THOMAS.
{. &. KIRKPATRICK,
Inspectors
SPRINGFIELD. o. Aug. 2}d. 1851.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24
Notice to Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y oifc- nf J. : Elliott. secretary Board Of
Uospi tai commissioners. room No. ,, Mitchell
block. Springfield. Ohio. until Il o'clock. noon.
Friday. September 1851. for furnishing the
labor and materials for the steam hea ting and
plumbing OF hospital buildings and the erec-
ton of boiler house according to the plans
and specifications on file at the Office Of {. A.
Creager room 23. Mitchell block.
The committee reserves the right Ia reject
any or all bids. j. :. ELLLlOTT,
secretary Board of Hospital Commissioners.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24
MIST.

Drifting rneafiow Of the air.
Where bloom the daisied hanks and violcts,
And in whose fcnny labyrinth
The bittern hoomS and heron wades:
Spirit Of lakes. and seas. and rivers
Bear only perfumes and the scent
OF healing herbs Ia lust mems fields.
Henry u ThOreau
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

We are going to have board Of trade.
gentlemen. and a good, robust one. at th:.t.
Do not forget it. Our business men are
just now aecumulating a good stock ot
nerve and yigOr
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

Cincinnati is giving us Rome under
Nero Ayast Give us something fresher
Give us, first Cincinnati under Johnny
Mclean. and then. later. Johnny Mclean
under Murat Halstead.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24
No ice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appel inted ana qualified rs
assignee OF Thomas l. Arth r. All clEims I ue
said Thomas l.. Arthur should be paid TO The
Undersigned All persons holding claims
against said Th6-.Ias l.. Arthur should present
the same. duly verified, within The time pro
yided by law. ALBERT II kCNkLE,
$50 Assignee Of I. l.. Arthur.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

We have natural gas in Springfield. How
quaint and cOmely residence of George Ii
Frey. ESQ.,. on the North side, is soon TO be
Illuminated BY gas from his well.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

Some new and fitting name should be
devised for the style of bank directors who
never direct anything.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

The cigarette is the most effective +
fOOl-killers. 1t does the business effectively
sooner or Iater-uSualy sooner.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

1t is much better to inspect and repai
railway tracks and bridges before an acci
dent than to inspect the wrecks afterward
1t saves trouble and expense to the com
SRngers
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

Young Guy Comfy is proving himself a
worthy successor of his father. the late
General James NJ. Comfy, As editor of the
Toledo Commercial
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-08-24

Since the Ohio penitentiary was opened,
in 1884. there have been 10000 person :
confined in it. and there have been abOu:
100, 600 others who ought to have been